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Henty Community News
ISSUE 45 August-September 2017
A proud history since 1975 Update on Sladen Street upgrade
Local involvement in cater- ence since 1975 and has
Bill and his troops have but there is every chance
ing at the Henty Machinery raised a significant amount
spent a week preparing the that the footpath may be
Field Days has come full of money for Henty and dis-
circle with the return of the
four corners of the Allan completed ahead of sched-
trict. The main beneficiaries
catering to the Henty Public were traditionally the school Street roundabout for the ule and with less mess and
School P and C. The P and C and pool, but that changed block-layers and the pav- disruption than we first
have formed a new sub- when the pool no longer ing crews. The block layers anticipated. It will have
committee called the Henty needed funds and the great- made a start and have pro- the advantage of giving the
P and C Catering Sub er community groups and gressed well with the pavers a solid base to sit
Committee. This sub com- organisations were invited to planter boxes really start- on.
mittee was formed to take submit applications for fund- ing to take shape. A bit of a stumbling block
over the operations of the ing. While the block work and has cropped up with re-
Steakhouse and the Eastern Over the years many groups the paving at the rounda- gards to the replacement
Shed at the Henty Machin- and organisations have ben- bout continuing the drain- verandahs due to the prox-
ery Field Days. On this sub- efited from funds raised and age crew have been mak- imity and condition of the
committee there are many many of the volunteers were ing good progress along the power supply that runs
of the original Henty Cater- representatives of those who
ing Association members
southern side of Sladen along under the veran-
received funding/grants. The Street. This is the messiest dahs. Essential Energy
and some new faces from committee members were
the school community. The bit of the job and the one have been most helpful in
also a large selection of peo-
Henty Catering Association that causes the most dis- resolving these issues and
ple from the community and
or HCA as it was known, ruption to the public. they have come up with a
took their roles very serious-
has decided that it was time The pouring of the kerb few suggestions that will
ly, conscious of how that
to move this major fundrais- hard earned money was dis- follows on after the drain- be investigated.
ing event back to where it tributed. age and it is then that the The only down side of this
originated from due to the project starts to take a bit is that there may be some
Many have spoken of their
dwindling numbers of volun- of shape. Longford Civil delay in the verandah re-
satisfaction in helping raise
teers as well as the reduced has suggested a better way placement work. Once
the money and being in a
numbers of applications for
position to support some to do the footpath that again Bill and the Council
funding.
many local and community should allow a lot of the job engineers are working out
The school community will projects over the years. Of to have the pavers and as- a plan to ensure these
now run the two sheds, with course some names are syn- phalt laid directly over the works are completed safely
the Luncheon Shed no long- onymous with the HCA existing footpath. There and in a timely manner.
er a food site from this year.
Continued on page 12 are a few technical and
The HCA has been in exist-
practical details to sort out
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Advertising End for branch that war started
Rates It is with great regret that tea at Yerong Creek and fish wadra members. There have
the Mundawadra Red Cross and chip nights. They often been many devoted and dedi-
branch has closed. The mem- catered for weddings, US cated women and men who
2017 bers thank the communities visitors, birthdays, clearing have worked for Munda-
of Mundawadra, Pleasant sales and the Henty Rotary wadra Red Cross over the
Advertising Hills, Yerong Creek and Club. Members have enjoyed past 78 years to help others
Rates Henty for all their support the Red Cross Murray Zone in war, famines and floods
over the past 78 years. special days when members and to improve people’s lives
Full page $150.00 In 1939 at the commence- from all the branches gather in Australia and overseas.
ment of World War II, Henty together. Contributed by
1/2 page $80.00 Red Cross divided the sur- Time, age and ill health have Jean Bennett
rounding districts into four taken its toll on Munda-
1/4 page $55.00 zones to work for the war
effort. Mrs Rutherford, the as well as overseas. When
1/8 page $40.00 wife of the manager of the Keeping warm disasters occur, Wraps with
large Mundawadra Station Love Inc is set up to distrib-
organised the people of the So far this year there have ute “warmth for cold humani-
Consecutive been 67 wraps made. The
area north-west of Henty to ty” where it is needed. Staff
Advertisement form a Red Cross sub-branch. Henty Knit Wits from the at the Library can give you
Station staff, sharefarmers Hostel, now under the watch- details. Henty’s wraps are
5 ads ful eye of Pam Green, contin-
and neighbours were founda- sent to Hesper Piltz, Wagga
for the price of 4 tion members. ually need supplies of colour- Wagga Coordinator for sort-
ful wool which can be left at ing and packing and then to
Some of the first fundraising the Library. Knitting and
efforts included dances in the Sydney for worldwide distri-
Article contributions crocheting in front of a win- bution.
Mundawadra Wool Shed ter fire is an enjoyable pas-
and photos (jpg format) with local musicians provid- time and a positive way to
can be emailed to ing the music. A garden par- keep someone warm. Wraps
hentyheaderlines@ ty, tennis and card parties are distributed in Australia
also raised money for Red
hotmail.com or Cross.
dropped into Greater Food and petrol rationing
Hume Shires Henty made life harder, although to
Customer Service Cen- save precious ration coupons,
tre/Library. all the women made butter
and a horse and sulky could
Fax 02 6929 3770 be used to drive to town to
Mail: PO Box 4, Henty buy supplies for Red Cross
NSW 2658 catering. The ladies knitted
and sewed items to go in Red Plumbers, Drainers & Gasfitters
Cross comfort parcels sent to Bobcats, Excavators & Tip Trucks
Deadline for the men and women serving in
the armed forces or those in Ditchwitch Trencher & Kanga Loader
next edition is 15th
foreign prisoner -of-war Water, Sand & Gravel Cartage Contractors
September 2017 camps.
Septic & Trade Waste Pumping
After the war, the Munda-
Editorial Details wadra sub-branch continued New septic systems as well as upgrades
to work for Red Cross and
Headerlines is a not-for- Livestock water poly pipe systems
later became a full branch.
profit community newslet-
Mundawadra Station, was Gas ducted heating installations and repairs
ter published bi-monthly. taken over by the NSW Gov-
Evaporative air conditioning specialists
The editorial team reserves ernment for the World War II
Soldier Settlement Scheme Concrete & Rubbish Removal, Site Cleanups,
the right not to publish any
and cut into 13 blocks. In
article or to modify submis- Slashing, Trenching, Post Holes
1960 Mundawadra Red Cross
sions to suit the style and
welcomed the settlers as new Rotary Hoe, Bucket Work, Levelling
objectives of the newsletter. members and valued work-
Rainwater tank sales and installations
ers. At one time Munda-
wadra Red Cross had a mem- Please Call Luke Howard 0403 191 780
bership of 54.
www.blueysplumbin.com.au
Over the later years funds
have been raised from street Proudly servicing the local community for over 10 years
stalls, casserole and card
If you want to dig it, pipe it, pump it or fix it – we can do it!
evenings, twilight bowls and
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she said and we currently provided supper for the play,
Lions look back with pride have three new members
who bring valuable skills to
“Carpe Diem”. In addition,
some members manned the
The past year has been very capacity as Chairman of the help us in an expanding barbeque to cater for stu-
busy for the members of Local Health Advisory Com- range of activities. Thank dents at the Mental Health
Henty Lions Club, with its mittee was recognised for his you Terri, Nina and Ken for Forum at Billabong High
fair share of challenges, op- involvement in a variety of joining. It is to be hoped that School and the Henty club
portunities and rewards. activities within the commu- further expansion can be were involved in providing
Outgoing President, Julie nity; in particular, mental achieved. breakfast at the Australia
Colley welcomed 23 members health. Mick was presented Julie went on to outline some day function. Members ca-
and guests to the Annual of the highlights of the previ- tered for those who attended
with a Gold Award Plaque Carols by Candlelight. Our
Changeover Dinner at the from the Lion’s Childhood ous year. In support of the
Doodle Cooma Arms (the youth in this area, eight stu- aprons are well washed!
Cancer Foundation in recog-
Lion’s Den) recently. Zone nition of the generous sup- dents from four local primary Pub Euchre nights on the
Chairman David McCormick port from LHAC. schools attended the Licola first Wednesday of each
and his wife Phyll were in Wilderness Village Camp (a month have been well sup-
Noelene and Trevor five day camp in the village ported and funds raised have
attendance as evidence of his
Bedggood and Ken Dale were of Licola, Victoria,) which is been allocated to Lions Pros-
strong support of Henty club.
present representing Henty owned and operated by Li- tate Cancer Research and
Doug Meyer OAM, Deputy
Rotary Club. ons. This was made possible the Black Dog Institute ,
Mayor of Greater Hume
Shire gave an update on the In her comprehensive report, with the help of a grant from through Steven Scott. The
Streetscape for Henty and President Julie paid tribute the Henty Catering Associa- Lions Childhood Cancer Re-
some interesting facts and to long time member of Li- tion. At the secondary level, search Foundation benefited
background concerning Lions ons, Colin Hagen from the club again conducted the from a bowls night organised
International. Yerong Creek who passed Lions Youth of the Year by Mick Broughan. Between
away since the last Charter which was won by Emily Mick and the community,
Gaynor McLeish was present
Dinner in 2016 who was and Jones who proceeded on to over $1,200 was raised, a
in her dual role of Bendigo
is, sadly missed. the regional finals. wonderful effort. During the
Bank manager and a judge
for the 1917 Lions Youth of Despite current declining The Henty Lions Club has evening, Zone Chairman
the Year contest. Mick and trends in community service catered for The Hope Ban- David McCormick inducted
Marilyn Broughan, were also involvement, our club num- quet, an initiative of the new member, Lorri Roden
honoured guests, Mick, in his bers have grown this year, GHSC Youth Council and
continued on page 15
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School’s Inner Strength on display
Throughout last term Henty performance of the school’s and leading up to the event.
Public School students par- dance troupe at The Riverina Congratulations to Evee
ticipated in many activities. Dance Festival in June. Miss Phillips and Kendra Walker
They included debating, mul- Joyce and Mrs Preston chore- who won the final Rotary
ticultural public speaking, ographed a beautiful piece Spelling Competition and to
the athletics carnival, Footy titled “Inner Strength”, per- Saige Fraser and Anka
Colours Day, a visit from an formed to the song Titanium. Aliento, who were runners
author and the Tony Lockett The children danced in both up. Due to the disbandment of a very busy term.
Football Carnival. Congratu- the matinee and evening per- of the Rotary Club, the
lations to Cameron Terlich formances and should be very Term 3 has begun and alt-
spelling bee was the last
who made it in to State com- proud of their efforts. The hough the weather is cold
hosted by the club. We wish
petition in the cross country community and parents and dreary all staff and stu-
to thank Kevin Fogarty and
and will now compete in Syd- earned the thanks of the dents are excited to be back.
the committee for initiating
ney later this term. school for their support in The term is jam-packed with
this event many years ago
fundraising, help on the day events ranging from sporting
Another highlight was the and for their support and
days, tree planting, a disco, a
efforts in organising it over
pet program, ICAS competi-
the years. It has certainly
tions, Bernie O’Connor Car-
been a valued event on our
nival and the annual book
school calendar and we wish
fair.
all the Rotary Club members
best wishes for the future. The highlight of the term will
be the Gala Night and Mat-
Term 2 ended with a “Treat
inee where the students get
Day” excursion to the Wagga
to showcase their acting and
Botanical Gardens. Children
dancing abilities. Put Tues-
went to the zoo, had a picnic
day September 12 on your
lunch and spent time on the
calendars as this event is not
playground equipment. It
to be missed. Please keep an
was a great finish to the end
continued on page 10
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Frosty mornings, warm meetings Gifts galore
Winter has arrived with a enough to be treated to a 0417 811 707 or Pam Jones Have you recently visited
vengeance and while the delightful display of superb on 6929 3606. It may seem the craft shop and second
Henty Garden Club was be- artistry at its July meeting early to be committing to hand book shed at the
moaning the loss of many from two of its members. such a day but time flies by railway station? There is
favourite plants from gar- Margaret and June brought and proper planning is es- a great collection of gifts
dens due to consistent frosts, along their many pieces of sential to ensure a great day to buy for birthdays and
the mother ship, Garden hand-painted china and gave out. special occasions. Attrac-
Clubs of Australia, were urg- a talk on just how many Very best wishes were ex- tive knitted scarves and
ing their branches to think steps are involved in produc- tended to our soon to be No- beanies and beautiful
ahead and plan an event in ing them. nagenarian (90) year old Dai- hand knitted toys, a wide
your garden during spring, So many facets to master sy who will celebrate that variety of tourist tea tow-
such as an Open Garden depending upon the required marvellous milestone before els. Lots of jewellery,
Day; a project in a local park; techniques to vary different our next meeting with a tasty jams and home
helping establish a communi- glazes, intriguing patterns, rousing chorus of Happy made cooking fill the
ty garden; or revisiting previ- enamelling and embellishing Birthday and three cheers by shelves to overflowing.
ous projects that could do edges in gold paint, each item those in attendance at the Most importantly, this is
with sprucing up. taking up to eight firings in July meeting. Long may you Henty’s centre for tour-
Or maybe by entering a pho- their kilns with each firing ism where you can find
enjoy continued good health
tographic competition with bringing the possibility of many locally compiled
and great happiness in all
an interesting garden scene. shattering. Not only are you books and brochures for
you do Daisy, with Ivan be-
This is open until October 5 ladies very clever but brave, Henty and district tourist
side you.
to all members and there is a putting so much into an item sites. It is not just a tour-
Publicity Officer. ist information, but for
cash prize. A lot to ask from that could be lost in the very
the small band of members last firing. Next time they local spots if you have
who attended our most re- pick up a china piece that lost your way or need to
cent meeting in July. says “hand painted” club visit new places in our
members will understand the district.
Garden Clubs of Australia
also called for talented, inter- considerable effort the artist
ested members with organi- has gone through to provide
sational skills and a desire to such a item of beauty.
travel to Sydney about six At our June meeting, Debbie
times a year to nominate for Stanley was the guest speak-
vacant positions on the na- er and she assembled ladies
tional executive. But more from the Active Arts classes Henty Long Day Care
importantly for Henty’s club to display their oh–so-finely
is the need to find willing, detailed botanical paintings Henty Lutheran Hall
talented, enthusiastic people and gave a power point show
to fill the vacant chairs at the of Beechworth's biannual 11 Keirath St Henty NSW 2658 Tuesday: 8.30am
next AGM in February. exhibition of botanical draw- – 5.00pm
All ideas to keep the long ings.
established club operating Our local artists should feel Wednesday: 8.30am – 5.00pm
will be dealt with sympathet- very proud of their work as it
Thursday: 8.30am – 5.00pm
ically and greeted with much compared most favourably
interest. People only need the against the competition. It Expression of Interest for 4th day
ability to attend regular was a pleasure to welcome
meetings, plan guest speak- Bernice, Jeanine and Debbie Fee: $6 per hour/per child t Community
ers, arrange interaction with from the local botanical
Early-years Education and Care – Henty
neighbouring garden clubs, painting group for the after-
show interest in your local noon. Amazing the talent a
we offer quality EarlyChildhood Education
surroundings and how you small town can provide. and Care Long Day
can encourage improvement, The club’s coach trip to Grif-
but support worthy causes Care sessions for children aged 6 weeks to 6
fith on Saturday, October 14
throughout the year and or- for the Open Gardens and years. We provide rich and nurturing environ-
ganise street stalls when Orange Sculptures is a goer ments and work with families and communities
funds run low. Simple! Actu- with 39 paid up travellers all to support children in learning through play.
ally the love of a good chat raring to undertake the jour-
with pleasant company each ney. The Culcairn Garden Please phone our office on:
month of the year except De- Club’s members and friends
cember provides a solid are joining the adventure but (02) 6056 4399 for further information, enrolment
grounding and the rest can there are still a few seats packages and bookings
be picked up along the way. available. Details can be ob-
The club was fortunate tained from Marie Solyk on
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Library News an art exhibition. The exhibi-
tion of the completed pieces
noon a different group of la-
dies made beaded bonsai
world who are suffering from
severe cold, or natural disas-
was held on Saturday 3 June using wire and little pieces of ter.
Eco-Regalia event held at at the Henty Library. semi precious stones” Testa- Thank you to everyone who
the Henty Library At the exhibition Tanya Men- monial from participant Hel- attended the knitting work-
zies, the facilitator of the en Squires shop your contribution to the
In late 2016 the Greater
Hume Shire was advised event, spoke about her pas- Annual Knit – In at the Wrap with Love organisation
that Murray Arts and the sion for recycling and how Henty Library is truly appreciated.
State Country Arts Support you can really make any- The Henty Library held the Greater Hume Shire Youth
Program Panel had approved thing into something else; it Annual Knit – In on Wednes- Advisory Committee Youth
funding of $1,570.00 for a is just a matter of using your day 5 July. Over twenty very Week Award
project titled Eco Regalia. imagination. There were also enthusiastic knitters from A HUGE congratulation to
lots of giveaways and a lucky Henty, Culcairn, Wagga
The Country Arts Support the Finalists of the 2017 Lo-
door prize of a large tumble Wagga and the surrounding
Program was a small grants cal Government Youth Week
bin. area attended the event. It
program delivered on behalf Awards -The Greater Hume
of Arts NSW by Regional Overall, Eco-Regalia provid- was a fun day with lots of Shire Youth Advisory Com-
Arts NSW and jointly admin- ed the participants a founda- knitting, chatting with great mittee are finalists in two
istered by the Regional Arts tion from which the commu- company and some wonderful categories – Best Small
Boards throughout NSW. nity can interact and engage food including the return of Council with the Most Out-
The aim of the Country Arts in a positive way with other the chocolate fountain. standing Youth Week Pro-
Support Program is to sup- members of the community The completed squares and gram 2017 and Most Innova-
port community cultural de- who have a passion for the rugs are sent to the Wrap tive Youth Week Program in
velopment in regional and arts and in particular eco art. with Love Organisation and 2017.
rural New South Wales Eco Regalia at the lovely are then distributed to needy The Committee are finalists
through small grants. warm library at Henty on families throughout the
The Eco Regalia project Monday 29 May 2017 was a
grant held during Library & very happy day. Tanya Men-
Information Week 2017 on zies showed us how to turn
Monday 29 May provided an the bowl of a dead spoon into
opportunity for participants a little work of art. Next was
to partake in two eco friendly a bracelet made from a chain
workshops - Bonsai Trees with lots of recycled bits of
and Jewellery Making and our choosing. In the after-
Members of the Greater Hume Youth Advisory Committee are all
smiles at the Hope Banquet held during Youth Week in March.
Alison Schuster, Helen Squire, Julie Parker and Margaret Singe with
some of the wraps at the recent Knit-In
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due to their successful Youth to instil a greater under- A review has been under- service centre opening
Week 2017 Hope Banquet standing of the problems of taken of the opening hours days.
event which was held on hunger and homelessness of the Henty Library and The new opening hours
Friday 31 March. among the youth in our com- the following changes are came into effect on
The Hope Banquet was held munities. On the night $150 being proposed: Monday 24 July 2017
at the Henty Community was raised and donated to That the library be open
centre as part of our Youth the Culcairn Catholic Church Tuesday – Fridays
Week 2017 activities. Start- to go towards homeless or (inclusive) from 11am –
people in need in the commu- Sunday CLOSED
ing at 6 00 pm, each guest 5.30pm, Saturdays from
received a coloured card allo- nity. 10am – 12.30pm and closed Monday CLOSED
cating them a seat and a Well done the Greater Hume on Sundays and Mondays Tuesday 11am – 5.30pm
young person’s story. Shire Youth Advisory Com- The Henty Library opens Wednesday 11am –
The young person’s story mittee. Emily Jones and for 25.5 hours each week 5.30pm
dictated the type of meal Mitchell O’Keeffe members of and it is important to note Thursday 11am – 5.30pm
that they would be eating the Youth Advisory Commit- that the intention is not to
tee will travel with Library & Friday 11am – 5.30pm
and told them about the per- reduce hours but move the
son’s life they would be shar- Youth Services Development current opening hours, re-
ing for the night. The three Officer Susan Kane to Syd- sulting in the library being (Library closed for
different colours/meals each ney for the Local Govern- opened Tuesday to Satur- lunch 1pm-1.45pm
represented a homeless, un- ment Awards on Thursday 3 day inclusive. Tuesday –Friday)
employed, and employed August.
The proposed change aims
youth and of the type of food New Opening Times at the to provide the Henty com- Saturday
they may be eating. Henty Library munity with a library ser- 10am – 12.30pm
There were several guest The Greater Hume Shire vice that is open across suc- (Library services only)
speakers on the night that Council regularly reviews cessive days and it is antici-
highlighted their experiences library opening hours across pated that this will assist
working with the homeless all its branches, taking into with community awareness
and insecure youth in our consideration feedback from and certainty of the Li-
community. the community as well as brary/ customer
The aim of the banquet was community usage and pat-
terns of attendance.
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School Bus Service & Charter
PHONE: (02) 6929 3257
Fax: (02) 9293051
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Community Calendar August 2017
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3 4 5
Early-Y ears Childcare- Early-Y ears Childcare- Community Early -Y ears St. Pauls Ladies G uild Henty Community
Henty 8.30am to 5.00pm. Henty 8.30am to 5.00pm. Childcare-Henty 8.30am to C hurch Meeting Room Club
5.00pm. Trinity Lutheran
Trinity Lutheran Hall Trinity Lutheran Hall Hall 1.30 pm Bistro/ Blue Room
Service NSW 6.30pm
GHSC C ulcairn
Henty Playgroup River- Henty Lions Euchre night Camera Club/ CWA Henty Community
life Church 10-12 7.30pm Rooms/ 7.00pm C lub/ Fish and Chips in
Henty Myoora Knitwits paper Blue Room
DCA Hotel 1.30-3.00pm
6 7 8 9 10 11 12
RSL Meeting/ Henty Henty Senior Citizens Early-Y ears Childcare- Early-Y ears Childcare- C ommunity Early-Y ears CWA Meeting 2pm CWA Henty Community
C ommunity C lub/ Meeting CWA Rooms Henty 8.30am to Henty 8.30am to 5.00pm. C hildcare-Henty 8.30am to Rooms Club Birthday Diners
5.00pm. Trinity Luther- Trinity Lutheran Hall
10.30am 2pm 5.00pm. Trinity Lutheran Henty Library Storytime 6.30pm
an Hall
Henty Writer’s Group Henty/ C ulcairn Probus Hall 11am–Theme “Robots ”
Henty Library, 1pm to C lub–C ulcairn Henty Myoora Knitwits
Henty Community BANK HO LIDAY 2.30
C lub/ Build your 1.30-3.00pm
Henty Playgroup Henty Lions Club meeting Henty Community
own Hamburger Riverlife Church 10-12 6.30 DCA Hotel Club/ Fish and Chips in
6.30pm/ Blue room HCDC/ Meets 6.30pm
Henty Library paper Blue Room
13 14 15 16 17 18 19
Pride of Henty Lodge Early-Years C hildcare- Early-Y ears Childcare- C ommunity Early-Y ears HC C / Raffle night Pleasant Hills Patch-
189 1pm. Anglican Henty 8.30am to 8.30am to 5.00pm. Trinity C hildcare-Henty 8.30am to Fish & C hips in Paper/ work Group Pleasant
5.00pm. Trinity Luther- 5.00pm. Trinity Lutheran Hills Hall 9.30 to 3.30
Hall. Lutheran Hall Henty Community Club Henty Community
Hall
an Hall Service N.S.W. Club
GHSCCulcairn Bistro/ Blue Room
Henty Community Greater Hume Shire Henty Myoora Knitwits 6.30pm
C lub Build your own Henty Playgroup River- .C ouncil Meeting 1.30-3.00pm Henty Football &
Hamburger life Church 10-12 Henty & District Lifestyle Netball C lub Vote
C ulcairn-C hambers
Centre Committee Meeting C ount
6.30 Blue Room
/ 7.30 pm
20 21 22 23 24 25 26
Henty Garden C lub Early-Y ears Childcare- Early-Y ears Childcare- Early-Y ears Childcare- Henty Library Story time
2pm C.W.A. Rooms Henty 8.30am to 8.30am to 5.00pm. Trinity Henty 8.30am to 5.00pm. 11am—Theme “Trains”
5.00pm. Trinity Luther- Lutheran Hall Henty Community.
Trinity Lutheran Hall Club/ Chinese Smor-
an Hall PETER MAC
Henty Community 10.30 am Henty Myoora Knitwits gasbord/ 6.30pm
Henty Community
Henty Playgroup River- WO MENS HEALTH 1.30-3.00pm
Club life Church 10-12 Henty Lions Club meet- Club/ Fish and Chips in
Build y our own Ham- Henty Active Arts 6pm/ ing 6.30 DC A Hotel Henty & District Historical Paper Blue Room
burger 6.30pm Blue St Pauls Lutheran Hall Society Meeting/ Lifestyle
room Centre 3pm
27 28 29 30 31
Henty Community Henty Hospital Auxilia- Early-Y ears Childcare- Early-Y ears Childcare- Early-Y ears Childcare-
Club ry Meeting/ 3pm at Henty 8.30am to 5.00pm. Henty 8.30am to 5.00pm. Henty 8.30am to 5.00pm.
Build y our own Ham- Henty Hospital Trinity Lutheran Hall Trinity Lutheran Hall Trinity Lutheran Hall
burger 6.30pm Blue Service N.S.W.GHSC
room Henty Playgroup Culcairn
Riverlife Church 10-12 Henty Myoora Knitwits
BIKES FO R BIBLES 1.30-3.00pm
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Community Calendar September 2017
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2
St. Pauls Ladies Guild Henty Community
Church Meeting Room 1.30 C lub
pm
Bistro/ Blue Room
Henty Community 6.30pm
C lub/ Fish and Chips in
paper Blue Room
3 4 5 6 7 8 9
RSL Meeting/ Henty Henty Senior Citizens Early-Y ears Childcare- Early-Y ears Childcare- Early-Y ears Childcare- Henty Library Story time 11am— Henty Community.
C ommunity C lub/ Meeting CWA Rooms 2pm Henty 8.30am to Henty 8.30am to 5.00pm. Henty 8.30am to Theme “Whales” C lub/
10.30am 5.00pm. Trinity Luther- Trinity Lutheran Hall 5.00pm. Trinity Luther- C hinese Smorgasbord/
an Hall an Hall C WA Meeting 2pm CWA
Henty Community 6.30pm
Henty Lions Euchre Rooms
Club/ Build your own Henty Myoora Knitwits
Henty Playgroup River- night 7.30pm DC A
Hamburger 6.30pm/ 1.30-3.00pm
life Church 10-12 noon Hotel Henty Community
Blue room C amera Club/ CWA C lub/ Fish and Chips in
Rooms/ 7.00pm paper Blue Room
FATHERS DAY
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Pride of Henty Lodge Henty Red Cross Early-Y ears Childcare- Early-Y ears Childcare- Early-Y ears Childcare- Henty Community Pleasant Hills Patch-
189. 1pm. Anglican Bi-Monthly Meeting Henty 8.30am to Henty 8.30am to 5.00pm. Henty 8.30am to Club/ Raffle Night/ work Group Pleasant
5.00pm. Trinity Luther- 5.00pm. Trinity Luther-
Hall Trinity Lutheran Hall Hills Hall 9.30 to 3.30
an Hall an Hall
2.00 pm
Henty Public School Gala
Henty Community Night Henty/ C ulcairn Probus Henty Community C lub
C lub/ Build your Henty Community Centre Henty Community C lub Service N.S.W.—GHSC— Fish& Chips in Paper/ Blue
C lub– Henty Birthday Dinner
own Hamburger 11.30 am and 6.30 pm Culcairn Room
6.30pm/ Blue room Henty Writer’s Group Henty Lions Club meet-
Library, 1pm to 2.30 ing 6.30 DCA
HCDC/ Meets 6.30pm Henty Myoora Knitwits
Henty Library 1.30-3.00pm
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Henty Garden C lub Early-Y ears Childcare- Early-Y ears Childcare- Early-Y ears Childcare- Henty Library Story time Henty Community.
2pm C.W.A. Rooms Henty 8.30am to 5.00pm. Henty 8.30am to Henty 8.30am to 5.00pm. 11am—Theme “Zoo” C lub
Meals at Henty Communi- Trinity Lutheran Hall 5.00pm. Trinity Luther- Henty Myoora Knitwits
an Hall 1.30-3.00pm Bistro/ Blue Room
Henty Community ty Club Henty Community Club/
Henty Playgroup Greater Hume Shire Henty & District Life- Fish and Chips in Paper 6.30pm
Club/ Build your own Riverlife Church 10-12 Council Meeting style Centre Committee
Hamburger 6.30pm/ Blue Room
Holbrook Meeting/ 7.30 pm
Blue room
FIELD DAYS FIELD DAYS
Meals at Henty Commu- FIELD DAYS Meals at Henty Com- TERM 3 ENDS
nity C lub Meals at Henty Commu- munity C lub
nity C lub
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Bowls O pening Day C ommunity Early-Y ears Early-Y ears Childcare- Early-Y ears Childcare- Henty Community Club Henty Community.
Mixed C hildcare-Henty 8.30am Henty 8.30am to 5.00pm. Henty 8.30am to Club
to 5.00pm. Trinity Trinity Lutheran Hall 5.00pm. Trinity Luther- Fish and Chips in paper Chinese Smorgasbord/
Henty Community Lutheran Hall an HallHenty Women’s Blue Room
PETER MAC 6.30pm
C lub Bowling Club Annual
Build your own 10.30 am
Henty Active Arts TournamentService
Hamburger 6.30pm/ N.S.W.–GHSC –
6pm St Pauls Lutheran
Blue room Henty Lions Club meet- C ulcairn
School
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An exciting year for Active Arts Medical centre gains second doctor
Henty Active Arts Incorpo- room Mosaics, Double Dr Harun Ar Rashid has
rated AGM was held and Wedding Ring Patchwork joined Dr Radwan Al-
the executive for 2017/2018 Quilt and recreating Glori- Musawy at the Henty Medi-
is Debra Stanley President, ous Garments. If you cal Centre practice. Dr Ra-
Rebecca Stanford as Vice would like to receive our shid is a fully qualified GP
President and Secretary, free newsletters outlining He graduated from the Uni-
versity of Dhaka in Bangla-
Kylie Stead as Assistant upcoming workshops and
desh and practiced in that
Secretary, Janine Kimber is activities or have any sug-
country for seven years. He
Treasurer with Jacinda gestion for workshops, Ac-
moved to Australia six years
Singe, Val Riddle and Judy tivities or teachers in any ago and continued training in
Zweck as additional Com- form of art please email us Melbourne, with his special
mittee Members. We a t h e n t y a c - interest being general medi-
thanked St Paul’s Lutheran tivearts@gmail.com or see cine.
School and Pleasant Hills Debbie at the Henty Post
Dr Rashid and his wife Mita
Hall Committee for their Office. and son Tahmid moved from
continued support in The new year brings some Melbourne to settle in Henty
providing venues for our excitement as we commence and are enjoying the lifestyle planning, Pap tests and
activities and workshops with spending the the area provides. Tahmid blood collections (for patients
over the past year. Strengthening Communi- has settled into school and is only).
We had an exciting year ties Volunteers Grant that enjoying meeting new
The centre also has the ser-
bringing Artists to Henty to we received to purchase friends.
vices of a community nurse,
teach us skills in making new equipment to assist Henty Medical Centre pro- dietician, podiatrist, physio-
Batik Fabric, Botanical Art, our volunteers to operate vides general practice medi- therapist, asthma education
Pottery, Creating Artificial more effectively. cal services such as check- and sleep apnoea technician.
Flowers, Coloured Pencil ups, minor surgery, skin
We hope to continue our New and existing patients
Art, making Baskets from checks, vaccinations, ECG
artistic journey and encour- are welcome at the practice.
Scraps of fabric, the Art of and spirometry, antenatal
age everyone in Henty and Phone 02 6929 3760 for an
Thread Painting and Patch- and pregnancy care, family
surrounds to come along appointment.
work. Over the past year and join in the fun of learn-
our Tuesday Night Activi- ing to create, refresh old Schools Inner strength on Public School 125th Anniver-
ties, which are smaller pro- skills or learn new ones. display sary celebrations from Octo-
jects included Crotchet, You don’t know that you ber 20 to 22 are in full swing.
Storage Rolls, Papier Ma- continued from page 4
can’t do something until Mark this date on your cal-
che, Pictures made with eye out for ticket sales and
you try, we bring teachers endar and feel free to invite
Feathers and Buttons, Rib- further details.
to show you how it’s done in family and friends who wish
bon Bows and Hearts, Pa- workshops designed for be- The term will culminate with to come back and reminisce
per Snowflakes and China ginners, intermediate and the Henty Machinery Field and celebrate. A Facebook
Painting with Nail polish at a d - Days on the September 19, page has been set up for the
these we share our 20 and 21. Volunteers will be event; it can be liked and
vanced.
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have a go Future work- with further information to School – 125
shops planned are Mush- follow.
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Policing Henty in the early 1900s burning the place down. Offi-
cially, the episode did John
no good, but Kitty was un-
Catherine (Kitty) Barry and ther, who left a vivid record ly, animal cruelty, drown- daunted. The special food
John Stuart Hamilton were of those days: ings, lost children, minor service continued, and when
children of the Gold Rush. No aeroplanes, no radio, no fraud, theft, stray cattle and their time was up no prison-
She was from Beechworth; he TV, of course. Not even any the occasional suicide. er left empty -handed
was raised in Wattle Flat, ice or running water. I re- As Henty expanded, John ‘whether it was a book, a
near Bathurst. They met in member in hot weather the was promoted sergeant and pack of sandwiches or a few
Albury, where John had been meat, the butter and the milk given a junior constable: shillings’.
posted as a police trooper, hung in safes in the breeze The Hamiltons moved on
and married in Sydney the with wet cloths over the safes. from Henty in March 1917.
year Australia became a com- We got our cool drinks from At a public farewell at the
monwealth. the water bags hung in the School of Arts, John was
In June 1901, John was shade. Grapes grew at the praised for the ‘capability
transferred to He n t y kitchen window and passion- and courtesy’ he had shown
(population 521). He and fruit dropped like hail from in his official role and for
Kitty remained there until the roof. When it rained we ‘the esteem in which he was
1917, raising a family and raced paper boats down the held as a citizen’. Kitty’s
seeing to the good order of gutters. When the rain charitable work was
the town. stopped we slid miraculously acknowledged: her
The young policeman was and dangerously on the clay ‘consideration for the unfor-
soon put to the test. surface of the school play- tunate was proverbial’. The
ground. We played marbles, gift they received, a pair of
On the evening of 6 August,
an intricate hopscotch for easy chairs bearing engraved
masked robbers held up the
boys only, hide ‘n seek silver shields, suggests the
Bank of New South Wales
(coming ready or not), and townspeople considered
branch in Sladen Street.
sophisticated games like ‘egg One evening I remember an them––and rightly so––as a
Shots were exchanged,
in the hat’ and many others. SOS came from one of the partnership.
wounding the manager and
On really hot nights we were hotels. A mob of drunken Postscript: The Hamilton’s
one of the robbers, who man-
allowed to sleep out in the shearers were wrecking the eldest son Jack remained in
aged to escape with his ac-
yard with cow dung fires to place. My father had just the Riverina.
complice into the night. Con-
keep away the mosquitoes! come in and he told the con-
stable Hamilton was quickly By 1930, he was manager of
Our diversions were equally stable to go up–– ‘and take it
on the scene and wired his the George Hotel in Albury.
exciting––the Sunday night easy’. He obviously didn’t
colleague in Culcairn for as- Jack’s daughter is the cur-
walk to the railway station to take it easy enough because
sistance. They went to a bush rent Henty resident Annette
see the ‘Sydney Flash’ hurtle he was back soon with a
campsite and arrested two Hamilton.
through; Sunday afternoon black eye, bleeding face and
brothers, aged 21 and 19,
walks along the railway line torn uniform. ‘Oh, dear,’ said Contributed by Walter Ham-
who were later sentenced to
(finding an untended fettler’s my mother, as she hurried to ilton.
twelve years’ jail.
trolley sometimes was a spe- attend to the young constable,
cial treat which brought dire ‘now you’ll have to go, Dad, H.C.D.C. HAPPENINGS
consequences if detected); but don’t be long, tea is ready.
visits to Doodle Cooma Neil Meyer and Denis Kane
Won’t Dad get hurt?’ I asked are your representatives for
swamp to see the myriad in some alarm. ‘Oh no,’ my
birds when the rains came; the Street Scape activities,
mother assured me. ‘They all which have began in Sladen
stolen swims in the China- know us. He’ll just tell two of
man’s dam; climbing the tall St. Laura Kane is our Face
them to go down to the cells–– book co-ordinator and has
stacks in the wheat silos, etc. we can only take two––and
etc. What a wonderful life it demonstrated the advantages
tell the others to behave them- of Facebook at the last two
was and then the ‘pictures’ selves. They will. And oh,’ she
came––once a week. meetings. Our aging commit-
called after my father, ‘don’t tee has learned a lot and wel-
‘Moving pictures’ were shown bring that Mike O’Sweeney. come younger, more informed
as early as 1912 at the School He’s here too often lately,’ for residents.
of Arts where Kitty also came all the world like a hostess
on occasions to play piano checking her guest list. Pedestrian Crossings have
and sing and her second son, been discussed again. Wel-
The original police residence Kitty shared the family’s come packs, introduced by
to his immense delight, as- meals with the prisoners,
in Henty was a pise house the Uniting Church years
sisted the librarian in loan- and her efforts at reforming
(that survived until a fire in ago have been requested and
ing out books to the ‘big peo- them extended to poetry
2015). By the time a new we are deciding what should
ple’. readings. When one clever
police station and residence be included in these packs.
was built in 1909, next to the A bank robbery was not the rogue asked for a candle, so
common fare of a Henty po- he could read at night, natu- Tourism information is avail-
public school, three of John
liceman: his more typical rally she obliged. What he able at Doodle Cooma Craft
and Kitty’s five children had
concerns were after-hours wanted was to escape by Shop at the railway station.
been born, including my fa-
trading, drunk and disorder-
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A proud history since 1975
of thanks; a sentiment so
continued from page 1
many in Henty will under-
Billabong Remedial Massage Therapy stand and share.
and both Alice Terlich and
Alison Campbell are very To fast forward to the pre-
deserving of a mention. sent time, we are busy pre-
Remedial & Soft Tissue Therapies paring for Field Days. We
Trigger Point Therapy & Chinese Cupping Alice and her family have
would like to ask all commu-
Muscle Energy Technique been involved in the catering
nity members who have
TENS & Therapeutic Ultrasound since its inception and have
proudly supported the HCA
Superficial Dry Needling continued that to this day,
over the years to please con-
Post -Operative Rehabilitation with Neil now a member of
tinue to do so. Many have
Stress Management / Breathing Techniques the new sub-committee;
enjoyed the sense of commu-
Helen Parker; Advanced Dip. Remedial Mas- formed to continue catering
nity and companionship that
sage(Myotherapy) Diploma Rem.Massage at the HMFD. Alice herself
occurs at the fateful time
Cert. IV Massage Therapy .Appointments available gave numerous hours over
each September. Please
so many years ordering food,
Tuesdays-Saturdays. mark the dates; 19th / 20th /
overseeing operations and
21st in your calendars, and if
no doubt cooking herself.
you would be able to volun-
CONTACT Helen Parker. 0429385656. Her legacy will live on and
teer in any capacity we
her contribution always re-
would be very grateful. There
membered. Alison Campbell
Chiropractic Adjustments also now available on Tues- are all types of jobs we need
has been another stalwart
days with Dr Shainna Manson B.S. D.C. (USA) volunteers for, pre, during
on the HCA and Alison has
and post -Field Days. More
served as president for too
For Chiropractic appointments please phone many years to mention. She
information will follow in the
60562185. coming weeks so please be on
too has spent countless days
the look-out. If you would
and hours ensuring all ran
like any more information,
smoothly. Indeed it would be
BILLABONG REMEDIAL MASSAGE CLINIC don’t hesitate to contact the
fair to say she has had many
school staff and they will be
Make an appointment TODAY and a sleepless night in connec-
happy and able to assist.
your Health will thankyou from Head to Toe, tion with the catering. Both
Together we can make a dif-
6A Sladen St. Henty (Next to Henty Post Office) these ladies were recognised
ference to our school commu-
for their contribution recent-
nity.
ly with a plaque and a vote
A case for Peter Mac
Thanks to Murray Booth of well, baby wear still on the
Ulverstone, Tasmania for “top 10” list made by 96
delivering five large cases of year old Madge filled a
beautiful craft work complet- suitcase. Also knee rugs
ed over a six-month period by and children’s jumpers.
our local Peter Mac group The Group is busy making
were taken to the Peter Mac Christmas decorations so
Institute Shop at the end of that by October cards and
July. All money raised helps trees will be ready to sell.
supply equipment for pa- Material to be used for tur-
tients to make their lives bans for ladies who have
easier while staying at the lost their hair, is being
Hospital. sorted for a group in Yarra-
The Henty Craft Group is wonga who meet regularly
seeking your unwanted suit- to make turbans to be given
cases for storage of craft sup- away. This started as a
plies or for transporting new- Shepparton Lions Club
ly made crafts to Melbourne. project.
Suitcases make handling the
crafts easier for sending to
the Institute now in Grattan
Street, Central Melbourne.
Lots of scarves and beanies
went to Melbourne and lav-
ender sachets full of fragrant
stems from local gardens. As
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HEEA
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From little things, big things grow 40 years on
Students at St Paul’s, flowers into pots, which will The day proved a resound- To celebrate the 40th Anni-
Henty were certainly treat- be tended in their absence ing success from the eyes of versary of the Uniting
ed to an excellent day of until the next visit. the children and staff, who Church of Australia, mem-
learning and fun at St all look forward to the next bers of the Culcairn-Henty
Paul’s College, Walla Walla. one. Days are planned to congregation enjoyed lunch
In a new initiative, staff occur on a monthly basis. at the Doodle Cooma Arms in
and the executive from both From this we also hope to June. Peter Butler, accompa-
schools have met and are further build ties between nied by wife Lyn preached at
working towards building students and develop men- the service in Culcairn and
even stronger ties between toring programs for them at then members drove to
the schools. In the first of a later date. Henty to continue celebra-
our “Partnership Days” all Many thanks to the staff at tions. A few members are on
students from Kindergarten In the Science lab, from the the college for the commit- the sick list, others heading
to Year 6 spent the day at youngest to the oldest the ment to this initiative, and north for winter. The annual
the college engaged in fun students discovered the tiny for the excellent day. congregation meeting was a
and learning activities. Stu- world of cells. They were July luncheon at Parkers
dents were given the oppor- taught how to prepare a slide when we were reminded of
tunity to get down and get to examine onion cells under our year’s activities, from
dirty in the community gar- the microscope, and then Peter Mac Craft, to visitors
den, exploring the different marvelled at these tiny build- at weekly services, visiting
plants and vegetables grow- ing blocks. preachers and attendance at
ing, along with an introduc- other neighbouring Church
In PE they were introduced to
tion to the indigenous gar- activities. Our connections
some new locomotor games,
den there. They looked at with South Turramurra
and taught skills in the sport
the different processes in- Uniting Church have provid-
of rugby league – which all
volved in recycling and the ed fun and friendship and
enjoyed. They joined with all
worm farms. From here the sharing of another
members of the college for
they transplanted some Church Life and activities
their weekly Chapel service.
from City to Country.
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Bikes for Bibles Project started in 1987 and
has continued on a yearly
The Bible Society was found- basis and this year will be
ed by an Act of the NSW Par- the 28th ride.
liament in March 1817. Bible As this is the Bible Society’s
Society’s aim is for all people Bi Centenary Year the Henty
to have a copy of the Bible in Branch’s special day is on
their own language and be- Sunday August 13, when the
lief is that when the Bible Bible Society Representative
speaks to people's hearts and from Sydney, Sam
minds, the Spirit of God Achenbach, will be speaking
transforms their lives for at the Riverlife, Presbyterian
their own good, the good of and Lutheran Churches.
their communities and of At 12.30pm there will be a
society at large. BBQ lunch at “Dosyvale” to
The Henty Branch was which everyone is welcome
founded at a public meeting and the Bike Ride will com-
held at the Henty Memorial mence at 1.45pm.
Hall on November 23rd 1956 For further information con-
and is still active. The tact David Muller on
Branch’s “Bike for Bibles”
02 6929 3187
Lions look back with pride community activities Henty
continued from page 3 Rotary Club have undertak-
en to benefit the town and
into the Henty Lions Club. district over many years.
Incoming office bearers were Sadly, the club has taken the
also congratulated and made decision to wind up this year
aware of their duties for the and their contributions will
coming year by our Zone be missed. Members have
Chairman. Julie Colley re- generously offered a number
tains the position as Presi- of projects to the Henty Lions
dent; Gary Small, Secretary Club. Members hope that HENTY CENTRAL
once more and John Ross they will be able to continue
B&B
was re-elected Treasurer. some of the services Henty
Rotary have provided. The 20 Allan St, Henty
Thanks to a grant from
Henty Financial Services, sale of Lions Mints and the Ph: 02 6929 3021
Henty Lions club were able ever popular Lion Christmas Clean & comfortable
to organise a New Years Eve Cakes continue to be a good
Early 1900’s Pub Style
function in the Community fundraiser. The support of
Debbie in the Post Office, accommodation
Civic Centre and members
are hopeful that more people Ken Dale and Mel in the cof- Free wireless internet access available
can be persuaded to attend fee shop is acknowledged and Warm Friendly Service
future events as the evening appreciated. Henty Lions
meet on the 2nd and 4th
Wood Fires
was very pleasant.
Wednesday of each TV Rooms
The President took the op-
month. Contact: Warren Heycox
portunity to acknowledge the
Lime, gypsum, superfect fertiliser
Dog food to nuts and bolts
Local rural supplies
All oils supplies
Contract spreaders, accredited and licenced
Steel
Plumbing poly and gal
Fabrication
Kanga Hire
Landscape supplies- bark, con mix & cement, road base, sand, garden mix
Animal Health – Drenches, Vaccine and much more
100 Railway Parade, Henty NSW 2658
(02) 6929 3297
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